juke 

1.it can be a way of a female dancing on a guy but also
2. in chicago it can mean a dance some would call footworking
3.or also a type of atmosphere

1. She gave him a juke.
2. It was a juke battle between 187 and terra squad.
3. That party was jukin.

juke by AngelofLuv January 20, 2009

Juker

One who is consistently good in the skill of the juke

Emmitt Smith is a juker.

Juker by Juke Gines May 31, 2018

Juke 

A type of contemporary blues music originated in 2008 by the Colorado band, Papa Juke. Juke mixes elements of Chicago Blues, Swing, Boogie, Rock, Latin, Country, Jam, Reggae, Cajun, R & B, Funk, Jazz and Gospel genres.

The juke was hot and dancers packed the floor.

Juke by JukeFan June 22, 2008

Juke 

Juke is an African word that arrived in the Americas from the slave trade. It means a time to gather and celebrate with dance and music. In America it originally connotated a place (in the south) where almost exclusively black people would go to dance, drink, etc. Hence 'juke joint.'

After work, if there was enough money, pa would go out to the juke joint and let loose.

Juke by Hoss0013 October 10, 2008

juke 

To give a person a super workout while dancing with them to the point where they can't keep up. Commonly used in Chicago.

She just juked the heck out of Bryan.

juke by Dashikashay August 29, 2003

Jukestick 

1. In Madden NFL Football, the use of the right analog stick to perform ball-running manuvers to avoid being tackled.

2. The hypothetical or literal mechanism used to perform dodges or other evasive maneuvers.

While being chased by enemy ships, Peppy told Fox to do a barrel roll. Fox used the "jukestick" to initiate the barrel roll and successfully avoid enemy fire.

Jukestick by bleeperwagon February 7, 2010

jakeevian

a mean ass nigga. he will break your heart, dont trust him

1. idgaf about jakeevian

jakeevian by loverboy28 December 1, 2017